On: Visual Studio Code for Education

[cxr]

It wasn't unkind, and it wasn't snarky. If you think it was, that's because you are reading that into it. Read it a different way.

[catchnear4321 → cxr]

perhaps you should reread the comment you considered snarky?

[cxr → catchnear4321]

You have me confused with someone else.

[catchnear4321 → cxr]

not really. you answered for them.

[cxr → catchnear4321]

Now you have your argument confused with one that works (and isn't bullshit). What's the comment I should reread? What's the comment I considered snarky?

[catchnear4321 → cxr]

that seems a bit unkind, does it not?

did you not read the whole thread before answering?

[cxr → catchnear4321]

No. And except for the ones in your most recent comment, you've gotten answers to all your questions, and have been evasive about every one that has been put to you.

I can jump to the end here: you want to see if there's some way out of how you've boxed yourself in and manage to pull off for your own sake a conversational win here—which is important to you. There isn't, and it shouldn't be this important.

[catchnear4321 → cxr]

many statements and few questions.

why did you consider it worth continuing? one might say you put more effort in than i. more importance attributed than i?